ReMix: The 7th Guest 'Dolls from Hell'
- Game: The 7th Guest (Virgin Interactive, 1993, WIN)
- ReMixer(s): Mazedude
- Composer(s): George Alistair Sanger
- Song(s): 'Dolls of Doom'
- Posted: 2004-11-01, evaluated by djpretzel
Lastly, for you Halloweeners who are late-nighting it, hardcore, and still need a little tunage, Mazedude serves up a chilling, demonic ReMix from The 7th Guest, with a title that reminds me of hours wasted in my youth watching the cute but ultimately ridiculous Puppet Master series of horror films. What *was* I thinking? I draw a blank; I was young, I needed the money... Mazedude starts this off deceptively, with a simple phonograph/saloon-detuned piano melodic motif, but things get evil after the first iteration, at 0'20", with some serious distorted wah guitar lead, choral work, industrial percussion, bell/synth fx, bass, and piano sticking around, sans the phonograph. The lead guitar patch is quite strong, and has a moaning, sepulchral tenacity to it. There's some chromatic descending bell runs in the break that follows, which preempts some drum work, a nice keychange, and eventual fadeout. Short, but very sweet, with some of the same industrial-maudlin-evil vibe that Ari's ZAMN 'Neighburgers' mix captured so well. Good to see the dude of maze still kicking posterior and taking names - excellent, brief, layered, intricate Mazedude goodness, perfect for Halloween or any day of the year, really.
I think a lot of people would dig this, but sadly i'm not one of them. :-(
- OA on February 12, 2009
- maelkashishi on December 4, 2007
It's definitely in polar contrast to AmIEvil's contribution. Nice lead synth, it sort of "bends" through the aural spectrum (read- I don't actually have any decent musical knowledge). The key change halfway through gives it a bit more flavour, but I thought the song overall could have benefited from more variation- mainly the percussion.
- watkinzez on September 19, 2005
- Cyan_Ide on February 8, 2005
And yes, the key change was great stuff.
- neminem on January 19, 2005
- Lizz on December 22, 2004
the guitar is sweet, sounds like something from donkey kong
i love 1:04
2:23 as well
- jordex on December 19, 2004
really appreciate how he seemed to cherish the little interwoven bits. The
Key Change? Too MUCH!!! I really love it.
THANKS for the HONOR!!!!
--fat
- fatman on December 14, 2004
- benevolensaurus on November 15, 2004
The piano, guitar pitches and vocal seems so creepy.
The track is above all amazingly well panned. Most of its feelings is lost in a poor panned environment. My headphones are very pleased with this composition.
Last add: I was waiting a long time to say this: I heard "Oh La, Oh Lae, Hip-hop Mix" and others capoeira mixes in your site. If want a brazilian opinion, all mixes rocks. I feel like I'm at a Quilombo.
- mrjag on November 4, 2004
I'll be happy if this half as good as AmIEvil's!
- jordex on November 2, 2004
I absolutely love the music in 7th Guest, it's one of the games on my most under-remixed list. And Mazedude with his usual panache has gone and made me very happy here :P
This one is going on the eternal loop for a while...very addictive stuff. Keeps the original feeling of the music while adding in a nice flair to it that is quint-essentially Mazedude's style.
- Rodin on November 2, 2004
Anyway, words arent necessary anyway. One more step for mazedude toward the pinnacle of musical talent. :D
- Red Shadow on November 1, 2004
Quite moody it is ,and evil :)
..more songs should be made like this.
- RimFrost the Tourianist on November 1, 2004
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